Ohio State didn’t just defeat Michigan on Saturday—they broke them. And they did it with one of the most dominant, demoralizing drives you’ll ever see in college football. The 20-play, 81-yard masterpiece that consumed an astonishing 11 minutes and 56 seconds wasn’t just effective—it was psychological warfare.

Ohio State receiver Jeremiah Smith's go-ahead TD was nearly overturned after a late bobble and a step out of bounds, but it was ultimately upheld.

FOX Sports' Michael Cohen offers up his Big Ten Power Rankings, with Ohio State and Indiana remaining on top and setting up a must-see Big Ten Championship game.

One of the biggest rivalry games in college football will take place at Michigan Stadium this weekend. No. 1 Ohio State will visit No. 18 Michigan as a 10.5-poi

Even the Texas victory lost some of its luster as the Longhorns never lived up to their preseason ranking en route to a 9-3 campaign that included an embarrassing loss to a Florida team that finished 4-8. Against that backdrop, Ohio State was still cloaked in a certain level of mystery entering the regular season's final week.

In the marquee matchup of the night, No. 16 Texas finally put all the pieces together and upset bitter rival and No. 3 Texas A&M in a result that knocked the Aggies out of the SEC title game. The Longhorns kept alive their own College Football Playoff hopes, but they'll need some help to get in the field.